FP&A Analyst

Ansty, Warwickshire
2 weeks ago
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Are you passionate about driving strategic financial insights in a dynamic environment? An exciting opportunity has arisen within this high-profile global automotive brand, for a part qualified or qualified FP&A Analyst. 

This offers an opportunity to play a pivotal role in providing strategic commercial insights and financial partnership to the leadership team.

Your responsibilities will include creating digital performance tracking through advanced data analytics and predictive analysis, supporting budgeting and planning processes across all departments.

Is this you?

Proven FP&A experience
University degree and Accountancy or Finance Qualification
Experience with financial digital solutions and dashboard tools (e.g., Tableau, Power BI)
Proficiency in data analytics tools (MS ACCESS, Power Query, SQL, etc.) and predictive analyses
Advanced Excel skills, including VBA programming
Strong analytical mindset and ability to partner effectively with senior leaders
Experience in a global matrix organization and sound commercial awareness What’s on offer 

Competitive salary circa £40,000 - £45,000 per annum (dependent on experience), plus performance bonus
39-hour working week with hybrid working options post-probation
33 days’ holiday per year, life assurance, and private medical insurance
Group personal pension scheme with employer contribution increases
Access to the car lease scheme and employee assistance programme If you are an ambitious individual who wants to be part of an innovative finance team driving global impact, then this could be the career opportunity for you. Please note, we can only consider candidates with the right to work in the United Kingdom

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